While Spanish serves as a link to their roots, mastering the language is not the sole determinant of New York Puerto Ricans' sense of belonging to Puerto Rican culture, history, and traditions.

This is an opinion column. I’ll forgive you if you don’t know Nina Reeves. After all, five presidents have come and gone (and come back) since she officially retired from the United Methodist Church.

It’s hard to live in Utah and not know the name Pamela Atkinson. It’s even on the state tax form for a homeless trust fund.

A coroner has thanked the family of a young murdered woman for their powerful presence throughout her inquest and says their ...

The Volunteers (27-7) have a lengthy NCAA Tournament history with this their 27th berth. They went five weeks during the regular season as the No. 1 team in the country and reached their fourth ...

Here is some history: My father was married to my stepmother for 30 years. She acted as a mother to me growing up and we had a reasonably good relationship. My father and stepmother built a ...

One Boat, Jonathan Buckley’s 13th novel, captures a series of encounters at the water’s edge: characters converge like trailing filaments on the shoreline, lightly touching, their eventual separation ...

A source of pride for Baja California! A list of talented women you need to know in honor of International Women's Day.

Since 1995, presidents have issued a series of proclamations celebrating Women's History in March. NPR readers share stories ...

A disturbing video has emerged showing a vehicle striking a mother and her two children while they were on a pedestrian crossing in Fonyód, a popular vacation spot located on the Southern shores of ...